3.5 stars. I guess I didn’t realize it would be a memoir — I was expecting more of a general non-fiction about the trans rights movement. It was incredibly moving both between the utter joy and fulfillment Sarah faced living her authentic life and succeeding in politics and forwarding trans rights, and also in the death of her husband, another trans rights advocate named Andy.

I definitely recommend this book for fans of memoirs. They’re just not typically the type of book I pick up unless they’re by a comedian to be honest.